After giving feedback on Takatsuki City's public information publication, I received some sweets. A ticket was sent to me to redeem at the shop. They were dry sweets shaped like Takatsuki's kofun burial mounds and はにたん. Cute. While visiting the shop, I also bought nori rolls. Since they're in the shop's name, I assume they're the specialty. A lovely sesame oil aroma even before eating. There were several filling options. I bought 2 kinds, and both were delicious. The meat and vegetables were nicely seasoned. They feel more filling than Japanese nori rolls. It seems you can also take out chijimi, jjigae, and other things. There's a supermarket diagonally across the street with parking. It's free for 30 minutes. If you spend 1000円 at the supermarket, you can park longer. The shop is along the roadway. I also saw them participating in the autumn haniwa festival at 今城塚古墳公園. The owner is pleasant. Looking them up, they seem to be a former Disney staff member. That explains the hospitality.

A kimbap shop with generous fillings and excellent value, and of course it's delicious. They have stalls at many local events, mainly in Takatsuki. The owner spends their own money on various initiatives to energize the community. Recently they've been developing ハニコット wasanbon sweets. Long before children's community cafeterias became such a trend, they started one based at the shop (now held at the Kawazoe shopping street's meeting hall), taking an early lead in offering informal support to an area with relatively many low-income households.

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Well, I guess it's mainly a shop selling things like sushi rolls It's edible enough, but the prices aren't particularly cheap And it's not amazingly delicious Honestly, it has absolutely no appeal

There aren't many seats. Maybe it gets busy at certain times? This time I enjoyed some delicious sundubu♪ A little spicy, just right! The owner is cheerful and nice too. By the way, it's Korean food, but the shop is Japanese-owned^ ^ I'll go again!

Today I got kimbap and tteokbokki to take out! They let me wait inside until it was ready, and I chatted with regulars and the staff. The shop had such a warm atmosphere that I was glad I came! The kimbap and tteokbokki I took home were delicious too, and I was happy to discover such a lovely shop🎶 I also made plans to eat bibimbap together with a regular, so I'll visit again! And I'll come to try the sundubu you recommended too♪